Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-09-07

Veal, 7(GSc; Hogs, 1890: dressed Pork, &c;
Hams = Eastern, l415c California 121%c Ba-
con-Medium, &c; selected, l054c; extra light,
11Ic.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO. September 9th.
FLOUR-Fair trade in progress. Prices easy.
We quote net cash prices for California: Best
Family, 81 1904 so q Dbl; Bakers extra, $40
20: Supertine. 81 90@S 90.
WHEAT-The situation is unchanged. Sample
trade is nominal, and there are no transfers on
shipping account that would afford an exact
quotation for spot lots for export purposes So
that from 81 221a to 81 25 p ctl must be accepted
as an approximate range for No l Shipping.
Millers pay from 81 40 down, according to quail
1ty. The inquiry for milling is fair, but the de-
mand Is easily satisfied and trade in this line is
too small to impart much life othe market.
CALL BOARD sALEs-MoRNING SESSION.
Buyer season-100 tons, 81 4215; 100, 81 10 100,
81 4ls4; 200, 81 Az; 100, 81 ~: 100, 81 IL.
Seller 1SS7-l00 tons, 81 2214; 100, 81 2254 q ctl.
BARLEI-Liberal receipts do not appear to
have a distressing influence on prices Holders
are as firm as ever in asking rates, and the lack
of any pressing demand does not seem to cause
them any uneasiness. For feed of desirable
gSaE 6sTe have to Ray 9S Sa Though &
price if the offering be inclined to dark color.
Old Brewing is not in urgent request, though
values are fairly steady at range of 81 12199
III ctl Movement in new Brewing is slow,
while quotations show no special strength, the
range being wide, say sl91 10 y ctl. Chevalier
is nominally quotable at 81 so, there being no
trade.
CALL BOARD sALEs-MoRNING SESSION.
Buyer season-1OO tons, 81 Is.
Buyer 1887. old contract-100 tons, 81 O514; 100,
81 O51a 100, 81 0554.
YESTERDAY AFTERNOONS SESSION.
Buyer season-lO0 tons, 81 49,
Buyer lSS7-1G0 tons, 81 06%.
Seller 1SS7-1C0 tons, SIC p ctl.
OATS-Choice offerings are notably scarce.
We. quote old Choice Feed, 81 400
l 42zaa; No: Feed, 81 S714@1 40; No. ?, 81 ~
for White and s1@1 25 p ctl for Black
CoRNLLower asking prices do not seem to
8 f5sn sm he Go TO- VI Whfs asFge ety. yellow
SEEDS-There are fair offerings of Mustard
but trade is slow. We quote Mustard, Brown
s! 5O@S; Yellow, 81 5o@3 p ctl; Canary, SO
Timothy 5@6c; Alfalfa, 7@71zc b; Flax, 81 90
o. Is p ctl.
MIDDLINGs-ste at ruling rates. Quotable
HAY-Showery weather gives the market a
weak tone. We quote Wheat, sl3@16; Barley,
$40 ais; Dat, Si1@l4; Alfalfa, Sll@12 e ton.
STRAW-Quotable at 35tG50c q bale.
HOPS-Market dull. Buyers still hold off.
Quotable at 12@15c for old, and 14e9l7c q ID for
new crop.
BRAN-Custom is good Quotable at SIC 500
RYE-New, 81 S5@1 so; old, 81 So p ell.
BuCkWHEAT-,.IQuotabl at 81 O5@l 10 e ctl,
according to quality.
ton.
POTATOES-Pricesh have not fiuctuated to any
extent for several days. Receipts continue free
and the demand is promptly met. We quote
rs follows: Burbank Seedlings, 75c@Sl;
Early Rose. 40@65c; Peerless, 6OG75c; Garnet
Chile, 65@75c = ctl; Sweet, 75c@1 10 = ctl.
oNIoNS-Oferings are ample for all present
wants. Quotable at 60@75c q ctl.
DRIED PEAS-We quote: Green, 81 15d1 %:
Niles, 81: Blackeye, 81 121a al % {. ctl.
BEANS-The market continues to show a
White have materially lowered stocks of those
two kinds We quote: Bayos, 81 S5C92 %; Butter,
81 1902 10; Pink, s. 40@l co. Red, 81 40 to 81 As
Lima, 81 75G2 80; Pea, 81 25@2 so; Small White.
81 25t02 50 q ctl.
vEGETABLES-At this season of the year
there is little opportunity for marked changes in
quotations: Business keeps steady and regular,
while supplies are in excess of immediate wants.
Egg Plant, 25G50c q box; Cucumbers, 25@
SOC q box; picking Cucumbers, 50@75c 2 box !;
Green Peppers, 25@5Oc q box: Green Peas,
Green Corn, 60c@s1 25 o box; Green Okra, 400
60c q box String Beans, 11a@2%c D ID Summer
Squash, 20@4oc q box Artichokes, 100
25G50c p c;l Beets, 75c@sl a sack; Parsnips,
5cct6S1 q ctl; Cau1inower, 50G65c "a dozen
Cabbage, 50G75c q Gil: Garlic, 114c a b
Celery. 50@eoo 9 dozen; Dry Peppers, s@10c;
Dry Okra 15@20c 3 ID.
FRUIT-Peaches seem to be the only descrip-
ton that shows strength as to value. Grapes are
i'll heavy supply and prices are far from regular,
as dealers refuse no offer at all within reason.
Moist weather interferes with trade in Melons.
Plums make good display. though offerings are
generally of desirable quality. Liberal supplies.
however, keep down prices. Berries find prompt
SAFE at ruling rates ounces, 25@5Oc p box;
Wine Grapes, S10@1S . ton; Huckleberries,
596c 2 ID Crab Apples, 50G60c . box; Can
taloupes, 25@5oc q crate; Watermelons, 1907 p
20@40c p box; Tokay, S5@50c; Rose of Peru,
25G35c; Peaches, 40g70c o box and 40G70c 2
bskt; Apples, 25c@sl 2 box; Pears, .
SoS Figs D0N 25@ sS Da5se box 'f for White
and 4Oa56c q box for black: Strawberries. 81
as p chest; Blackberries, $500; Plums, 2@3c
10 q box; Lemons, Sicily s7@S do California,
81 50t12 for common, S3@3 so p box for choice;
Bananas. S2&4 y bunch; Pineapples. AG6 2
dozen.
DRIED FRUIT-Peaches and Plums are
higher: Market active, with prices generally
firm. We quote: Sun-dried Apples, 3@4c .
n Tor sliced and f@31ac for quartered Al
sun dried bleached; do, sun-dried, S@S1ac:
Blackberries. 10c: Figs, 5G6c for pressed, and
S@4c for impressed Smyrna Figs, 123a914c for
sssl5c; PEACHES, Malsc for peeled and sa1oc
for unpeeled; Pears, 3@4c for whole and 20
Sc for sliced machine-dried, 11@121ac; Plums,
man Prunes, 7@sc; French Prunes, 9@1Oc 70;
Raisins, London Layers, 81 50t91 rs q box. with
20@25c advance for fractions; Common. 81 100
l IS p box.
H0NEY--Market firm at quotations. Extra
fine qualities of white are quite scarce, and the
supply of low grades is anthing but large
We quote: Comb, 121z@15c q ID for white to ex-
ira white, SAGE for amber: bright extracted
6a615c; candied, 41SG4513c q ID.
BUTTER-There is a firmer tone to the mar
ket, and the situation is again shaping more IA
yorably for sellers. Wequote as follows Fancy,
3l@2S1ae; good to choice, 29930c; fair, 25G2712c;
mixed lots, 16@1Sc; frkin, 22l5G23c for fancy,
lSG20c for good. and l4917c q b for poor TO
fair picked roll, 25@2715c q n. Eastern $50
lie 2 u for ordinary to fairly good quality.
CHEESE-Market very firm and advancing.
Quotable at lS@l419c q 10 for good to choice,
cased, and 1l@l2c for fairto good quality.
EGGS-Product of superior quality continues
scarce, and sales of this class of stock occa-
sionally made above quotations For q poor
article the demand is light. while prices are
easy. We quote: Ranch, 32d3Sc . dozen; good
store lots, 2595lc; inferior, 15@20c: Eastern.
17G20c 2 dozen.
northumberland moderate, with ample
supply. We quote as follows: Live Turkeys
Gobblers, 20G22c; Hens. 17619c; RoosIers,
togo go Ior old, and s5d6 30 for young; Hens,
IS 50G6 for ordinary stock, and s7eq7 80 for
choice; BroileTs. s3Gi; Ducks. S4G6 50; Geese,
81 1892 % pair; Pigeons. 81 a dozen.
GAMF-Wild Ducks make slim exhibit as yet,
though increased receipts are expected. Hare
and Rabbits are plentiful. We quote: Mallards.
S. 5004: Sprig, S2G2 80; Teal. 81 50d1 p dozen;
yenison. llalsc z ID; Dried Venson l2lac q b;